On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:40:05 +0200, David Sanders wrote:
> On Thursday 25 September 2008 17:51, Damon L. Chesser wrote:
>> @dam-main:~$ uname -r
>> 2.6.26.cybo.2.0
>>
>> @dam-main:~$ dpkg -l |grep vmware
>> ii vmware-workstation6.5.0-110069
>> VMware Workstation
>> ii xserver-
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:40:08 +0200, Gregory Seidman wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 02:40:43AM -0500, Depo Catcher wrote:
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>> I use the SunBirds (on Windows/Linux) and my girlfriend uses the gmail
>> Calendars
>>
>> Is there any ways to sync the two together? I might be able to get her
>> t
On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:00:22 +0200, JW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a brand/model of eSATA card (PCI-Express,
> or at least PCI)
> that works with Etch?
>
> I'm having trouble finding documentation since almost everything focuses on
> internal SATA and RAID. I don't need RAID
to have better offline blog clients
that compare with some of the windows ones like blogjet or wbloggar or
ecto.
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You could just use cdrecord for burning ISO images. Here's a hint or
two:
http://www.sharkysoft.com/tutorials/linuxtips/cdcommands/
The link has a whole bunch of command line goodness for doing a variety
of stuff.
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lled mplayer,
acroread, 32bit firefox, and others. A good starting point is:
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/356
One addition that I found out with the mount points is you probably will
want to include /dev so sound will actually work.
If you follow the leads in the articl
interface
since it seems to be very responsive and editing maps and levels of tasks
seems pretty intuitive.
I've not tried the others you named though. I have made an effort at
finding a few different tools that correspond to project management and
the combination of freemind, GanttProject
PDF is somewhat hosed because the files most definitely are PDF
and if I do a file on them they show up that way. Not the case for all
PDFs definitely and I cannot pin down if there are certain conditions
that make it happen in Nautilus.
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at I always do Etch installs initially and
then setup xorg to use the ATI driver. Then I upgrade to Sid each time.
If you want to see my xorg.conf file, I could provide it if that would
help. Its highly likely that the Linux on Laptops website may also help
if you find a match for your laptop the
On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 11:00:14 +0100, Gnu-Raiz wrote:
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>>Michael Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>Im using Asus WL-107G 54G cards here on Debian unstable with a
>>2.6.15
>>kernel. The card uses the drivers from
>>http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com/wiki/in
e either and its been compiling clean on this
kernel. I could not get the latest rt2x00 drivers to work for some
reason so I'm using the rt2500 driver from there.
BTW, the cards cost about 30.00 each from newegg.
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e also deployed a variety of Dell servers and have had no issues there
at all. Last real issue I had was several years ago with Proliant Servers
and a certain RAID card that caused us grief.
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ifplugd I
believe or waproamd. I have not used those since my way is pretty much
driven from a xterm and a few lines.
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say what version of debian is
running. I do this with debian unstable's firefox but I use a nightly
build from mozilla for thunderbird and it all works for me.
Also watch out for how the line wraps in your editor. It wraps here but
it should be continuous when you enter it.
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tanzas. I've also used things like netenv, wifiswitch, and a
few others. I just strive for the simplest way of doing things and this
way seems pretty easy to me.
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e. May have to read about
some of the commands that can go into a ppp options file and see.
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That being said, openvpn is probably the easiest to use vpn
solution I have found yet. At its simplest, using pre-shared static
keys is a breeze and there are clients/servers for all the platforms
including on windows from 2000 on up.
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torage is
loaded. There is also this little command line utility called lsusb
which works very nicely and will list all the usb devices it finds.
All my systems are self-compiled kernels running either 2.6.12 or later.
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with mbox folders with over a year of mail with no problems. It
will also create the cur, new, tmp stuff for you.
Dovecot does a nice job of scanning home directories and locating
supported mailboxes and I've used it with fetchmail, spamassassin,
postfix, procmail for quite awhile now.
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. I did not research that problem too much
since I got frustrated with the quality and went to the linuxant
drivers instead.
My WRT runs the latest beta code from one of the contributos at
hyperwrt.org but things work very nicely on a variety of wireless
systems including my daught
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> "Michael Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Steve Lamb wrote:
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> >> Does anyone have any recommendations for the
> >> simplest card to get working with Debian?
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> > I think the easiest I have e
I would probably go with the
orinoco classic gold card and the pci adaptor.
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re requires one
to run a script that configures it. I tend to use squirrelmail every so often
from public computers like at tradeshows. Works pretty nicely for me with a
minimum of stuff. Dovecot has to be one of the easiest setups I've seen. I've
done cyrus and uw-imapd. I first did
ments, mp3s. I also save all my mail folders
there.
This approach works really well for me. The backup box is configured as a
RAID1 array and I exported the ssh keys between them. So I have like 250g
total for backups. When I want to go bigger, I'll probably just get a 4 port
SATA cont
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I don't know if its the debian way or not... But I usually just write an
xinitrc in the users home directory which exec's the window manager that I
want to run. Like
exec wmaker
If you are using GDM and not startx, I am not so sure. I don't
ent/server setup for
secure remote administration of windows boxes across the net.
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On Mon, 02 May 2005 07:09:04 -0600, Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
> On 2005-05-02, Michael Perry penned:
>>
>> I've used a few before. Most recently, the iogear two port works
>> very well for me with X running and switching between a XP Pro box
>> and a Linux syste
ot support my
mouse correctly.
I've found the two port iogear at amazon for around 25.00 with shipping
included.
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lists because I
administer personal systems running unstable and servers running stable.
I am interested in the wisdom of the lists regarding how debian-user and
debian-laptop would be organized or re-arranged (if at all).
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lder versions of xv, and php4 module loading in apache.
Its been reported in debian's bug tracking system.
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, the
/etc/fstab file corrupt, and on... I was also using hdparm.
I re-installed and went to a 2.4.5 kernel with the via/southbridge ide
driver. The system now runs happily with twin maxtor 40g ide drives on
the 2.4.7 kernel with the via ide driver compiled in.
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One could choose slrn. I use mutt with clear aterm terminals, vim, and
slrn. apt-gettable; but of course :)
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the card under a
2.2.x kernel because when I did I suffered on this system with a lot of
bus errors and X dumping core on me. Soon as I moved to the 2.4 kernel
it all went away. The later nvidia drivers help a lot too.
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well as a 2.4.x kernel.
If you want a gnome/gtk manager, check out pjbmanager. There is also one
for kde. I don't use kde here so cannot testify to its abilities.
PJBmanager works pretty well though.
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were you using? I use a pretty simple
one like this:
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in the address rewriting area. This rewrites the headers and envelope as I
want it. You could also rewrite the headers using the email-addresses file
in /etc/exim I believe.
Try making my change and dropping me an email as a test. See if it works
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Both running the 2.4.7
kernel with via patches enabled and compiled for the athlon chipset.
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gracias
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> Frans
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I like using joe for stuff. It also comes as jstar which is familiar to me
because it has all the wordstar keybindings. It also works quite well with
mutt and slrn. It is apt-gettable, BTW and it has some pretty nice
configuration options which ar
s were
for 2.2.x only; but the other drivers should be for both. You may want to
cruise the pcmcia_cs forums on wireless at sourceforge as well.
Now I use a 11mb wavelan card in my ibm thinkpad and I purchased a
residential gateway instead.
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ianread
The mbox-hook moves the read mail to another folder.
folder-hook /home/mperry/mail/spam 'push D~r>10d!~F\n'
folder-hook /home/mperry/oldmail/debianread 'push D~r>30d!~F\n'
The folder-hook deletes messages older than 30 days.
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printing resource is www.linuxprinting.org. Gives a good
rundown of all the different printing methods and what they do, how to set
them up, etc.
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s by. One can
do all of the above with a variable set of folder-hooks and mbox-hook files.
A good resource for muttrc's and mutt in general is www.mutt.org and check
out folks' different muttrc files. Another good one is www.dotfile.org I
believe. It contains various and sundry dotfiles for preview or download.
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versions will start working again? Last time
they went down, I was pretty busy getting all the digests that I had missed.
Made for nice reading but I ended up getting perhaps 30 digests or so that I
was owed.
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use. Sharefont is a shareware font utility which you end up paying a
registration fee for after use while freefont packages fonts which are free.
If you are using StarOffice, you may want to check to see if you have
sharefont installed.
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post-installation problem. I am using a Diamond Viper 770d card with 32mb
of memory. Now I am using Xi accelerated 5.03. They are quite good but
only 2d.
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Quoting will trillich on Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 07:15:06PM -0600:
> On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 08:59:17AM -0800, Michael Perry wrote:
> > I have been trying to subscribe to debian-user or debian-user-digest and
> > while I get a response from the list software, I get no email from the
maintainer but have heard nothing back for a few weeks.
Is there an issue with the debian-user list now? I really would like to get
either digest or regular email from the list.
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I need to
run xhost + on the new vc that win4lin wants to start in? I also get a bit
of screen blanking when I have two concurrent X sessions running that never
happened with Xfree 3.3.6. I have used the xset commands to stop this in
Xfree86 3.3.6 but it seems to have no real affect in X4.
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s this as well.
I have helixcode gnome installed. When I do a whereis glib, I get:
glib: /usr/lib/glib /usr/include/glib.h
Anybody shed any enlightenment on this?
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Anbyody made a deb package for windowmaker 0.62? I noticed its been out
awhile but the www.debian.org stuff does not show it whatsoever.
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which I want to
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Depends: grip but it is not going to be installed
E: Sorry, broken packages
Has anyone upgraded gnome using the manual information posted on the
helixcode website?
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seems to grow quite quickly. If /usr could move also, that would be cool.
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fix dependencies.
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program enhancements which I enjoy like playing MP3's and voice recording.
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image file I have grown to love.
This would be eterm 0810 by definition, I think. Has anyone used this on a
slinkato system and kept the backgrounds?
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is a file which sets the VCs. But now I only get two with X showing up on
the second.
Clues or ideas greatly appreciated.
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ystem Muttrc at /etc/Muttrc but I cannot find where mutt stores these
values when I have no global file.
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fine with cmos set to
UTC.
Since I cannot seem to master the UTC in cmos issue, is there a way to make
ntptime a little more forgiving when there is no network connection? I live
in California so its nice to have the system manage PST/PDT changes.
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set the
system date but it does not stick through a reboot. I have changed the
utc setting in /etc/default/rcS also as suggested in that file. The laptop
is a potato system.
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tried searching the debian mail archives
but can find no mention of this module. Its not in /lib/modules/2.2.10/net
either.
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